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Hmmmm well I do 3 to 5 an hour at $30 bucks......which is really good money to me. Plus it keeps me busy doing what I love. Was just a suggestion.

I agree with Shawn. Your correction prices are very cheap. I know as detailer's we always want to avoid the "car washer" stigma that sometimes comes along with it. But you have to keep in mind that every car you "wash" is a potential "full detail" customer, as well as a reference for you. I...

I named my business SOKE. Everyone seems to really like it and it strikes up a lot of conversation. Allows me to explain my business as well as my business name.

if u dont mind me asking..where did u order yours from? bout to pick up some myself.

Very nice job. I enjoy how thorough you are. :xyxthumbs:

What insurance are you carrying as a mobile detailer??

I can very much empathize with you. I have been very ill through the past 3 years and have yet to determine why. My heart goes out to you and your family. I pray that you can be at peace and be encouraged. Much love from my family an I.

I agree. When starting out its best to set your prices "fair" for the work and results your getting. Work another job and detail part time. You will get just a few bites at first but eventually it will take off.

Detroit show starts Jan 11th. So we should see its unveiling then. Cant wait to get all the specs!

Cant wait to put down a deposit! :)

Zep products work very well......used them a lot back when I managed a club.

hahahahahahahahaha lmfao!!!!

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I have 6 of the black border ones. Have washed them 10 plus times and they still lint terribly bad. Also own several other cobra towels and have noticed less linting with them.

I heeded your advice Stephen and got me a steamer as well....while it cleans super well i still think the extractor is needed in some carpet cleanings. Using them together produces awesome results as well. The steamer will destroy the stains but the extractor actually pulls the dirt out.

weird.....i have the same problem with my amorall...it freezes every winter and I can never use it hahahahahhahaha:laughing::applause::joking:

LC makes pads dedicated to cutting and polishing glass....they are stiffer and you will need them to get the results your looking for.

The surface had something on it that caused the paint not to bond to it when it was paint. Most paint burning you will see will burn through the layers....that just grabbed all the layers and moved them over. Definitely a paint defect and the dealer will probably fix it no problem. You can just...

I use Griots Glass Polish and the LC glass cutting/polishing pads with awesome results. You should try that.

I use PB Trim Restorer and 303 Protectant. Letting the PB dwell longer really helps as well as a couple applications to bring it back to life. 303 works better on harder plastics for me. For some areas I use the half inch foam brushes that are like 39 cents. For wiper blades I usually correct...